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SWEEPING VICTORY I'M xrxes COUNTY
Chapin Elected Mayer Of BreekIyn ~ o
usnassno Plurality.


been predicted in THE Bur. In decisive VIC
tory for the Democracy all along the limo. even
with the Labor vote showing unexpected
strength. with the exception OF the Shrievalty
which. according to the figures received MP till
midnikht, elect Clark d. Hhinehart. the Repub-
loan candidate. over William II. Furey. Mr..
Furey was badly handicapped In the contest
through his recent position rs dispenser Of
navy yard patronage. and be ran behind his
ticket from ton to nifty votes In almost every
election district.
The election Of Mr.. Chaplin as Mayor was
great victory. In view Of the dickering Of the
Republicans with the Labor forces In the In
tsrest Of Col. Baird.
nTst o. as yS: on nns ' e. a
gave Chaplin Si lSia and fH Baird IS 4ss, ''''
The fsures received after midnight showed
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SscsSn q sms The
rom i.So0 70 5000. "pPR oi T SUPERINTENDENT
fGSampbs who T. Ss,y closs hEursr was uss Of
but be had no doubt Of Mi. Chapins election
Ry handsome majority, considering all the
FSs sssts ticket come. out IN good shape for
sSs sss.en midi
night. showing the vote IN lat dlstricts. gave
hss Ss.l tR assy 'U H DIo SSsa
SENATOR'S sIrcrEp.
The. contests for Senators In the three dis
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Thomas f. Farrell (Dem;l In the Fourth dis
features Of Go canvass to the Democracy.
as @ & sho.: q .Se
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Hins.on Dem tssssi; Foulfs tRsp.i all;
vsol SnRs s. over
ths Isee, ssndidsss. did no. sausi hall Il:
For Aldermen ct Large the Democrstio can.
Sdnsss ,re ssctea ~ ms,Sfss ydssssns
4; Beard John l. Cameron, and Robert
IN. the First Aldermanic district the Demo-
cratic candidates were elected They are:
s soa AnSocec cs; James Kane James noaaff'
The Democrats also elected their candidates
II ths ThtEd dsHF sA.o T9e3 a1 Slap Raas M
wf rs. h spaRnI carried tho Second dis.
trtct. which has sure Republican majority.
The successful candidates are: W. ID. Mott,
X 3. Bernhard. August Volborth. and W. T.
Tho Democrats have elected John Courtney
tor Justice Of the Posce in the First district
John Patterson In the Second. spd Moses E9gle
snd has once more. demonstrated his great
R% id JustiSss John AeM.hqn was elected
oS tAe psMS,q.ssic ticket end James Savage
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wss "a A. stF5,Ss-AoLaushlin tDem.h a.ass;
Mstsnn DEM in the Third district win have
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Eighth District Brownington tDem.l 1881:
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-22
A SHOCKING lEEg.
A ?idA SA& Rings 0us upon he
Hight All, and villa aSk
sSHI as&s lata Eternity.
Geo. Written Returns to His Home
in McNairy from Bolivar and
Shoots Down His wife at
the Gate.

Near Hursfs Postofice in West
ern McNairy on Thursday evening
last, a most startling traged y was
enacted behind the curtains Of
night. Mr.. George Written, clti-
zen of that place, had been to Boil
var. and as it appears had gone
home we'll loaded with tangletOOt-
benzine, And according to the la
test advices, soon after arrival be-
came embroiled in q quarrel with
his wife Hot words were exchang
ed when he seized piece of plank
or club and began to- lay on bio VS.
across her back and legs. She ran
to ard fro about and in the house
until pain and fright prompted her
to flee. And as she fed towsrdi
the gate, he dlew the weapon OF
death and dwelling it upon her Sent
q ball crushing through her vitals,
With a wild shrek she leaped and
sank to rise no mure. Som the
heart grew still, ard the woman,
who had teuderly served HIM al
com panlon and wife for years, wa
a liteless corpse.
The first version OF this horrible
Killing was that he was not ntoXl
Gated, that his wife stepped on
from supper, and that he decided t
test his pistol to ascertain if it woul'
fire, aud pointing it out into th'
darkness fired with the above men
toned fatal results. He claims tina
when he fired she cried, "Oh George!
and that he ran to her, and sh
died in his arms. 1t is quite Ilkel,
that the first version is correct froI
the fact that it IS generally know
that when he is intoxicated, he ]
crazy. The sickening deed is to b
deplored-for if intentional 1t
painful to know that being IN hu
man form viii permit himself TO b
SO thoroughly brutalized and
strongly imbued with fendlsh rag
as to murder an afecti"nate and az
voted wife. While upon the otht
hand, if unintentional, loving WI
= is slam, and to know that his o"
hands fired the fatal shot will TO
/ eyer prick his heart and consclenc
with the fiery daggers OF remors
' Men, Whiskey, aud pistols shou
q never be comrades.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-22
PINE TOP

Editor Bulletin-Slnce nothing
has appeared IN your appreciated pa
per from this place, l will write a
few items. Farmer are rejoicing,
crops are unusually promising.
some of our farmers gre through
work and have been fishing on
Hatchle. They have returned aud
say they have had "Fisherman's
luck" Mrs. M. A. Ammons OF
Toone is visiting her parents and
numerous friends of this commune
tv. She has been quite i'll during a
part Of her visit. She will return
home 10 a short time.
Wheelers are Indeed numerous
in this section. l think the tire will
have TO be cut shortly to make
room. Our citizens are much en-
couraged about the P, j. g q. K. Il,
b cling built through this country,
w. d. Siler says there IS stalk o.
corn on his farm that is 10 feet high
and says it was planted on the ful
noon in April. Farmers who ''planl
in the moon" should take notice o.
this, and never say, 'cOrn must b
planted IN the new of the moon t
make it tall Our Prof. z. >. Y
Mcdaniel has charge of Glendale
Academy. He is proving to tn,
people that he knows how to lnstruc
a school successfully. Salad Is
somewhat out OF season, though on
of our young "SiXteens' had Pol
for dinner last sunday. Success t.
the Bulletin and long life to its Ed
itor.
RACEIETOR
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Dr.. Sauls,
Physician
AND
Optician,
Salisbury, Tenn.
Is prepared to treat diseases OF
the EYE, and furnish and adjust
GLASSES for those that need them
Try him. Satisfaction guaranteed
BY THE
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The Acme treatment il positive cure
1or stages of AL OHOLISM, remov-
ing all cravings of the appetite Tor spirit
Gus or malt liquors.
II can be taken at home without iner
feriug with the social or business affairs
life. ami will effect more speedy and
permanent cure than can be derived from
a long and expensive course of treatment
at inebriate hospitals.
The Acme treatment is simple IN form
and in expensive, comming within tn
means of every unfortunate man or wo
man that may h2ye contracted an appe
tito for strong drink
1t isequAlly potent asa ur for the
OPIUM or MORPHI NE habit or the
xcessivc use of narcotics or Tobacco
For periodical sick hea lache, nervou
ness and hysteria it stands unriyalled whe
used AS either u preventative or as a
cure.
In the periods Of physical derangemen is
and mutual depression that followed e1-
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mind. If the treatment is continued IRON
this stage of restoration the desire tOl
stimulating drink will in brief time b'
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la all eases OF mental fatigue, confusio
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-22
September Venire.

Ordered by the County Court that
the Sheriff summon the following
named persons to be and appear at
the court house in Bolivar, on the
LIST Tuesday IN September 1887 then
and there to serve as jurors for the
Circuit Court of said county tO-wlt:
District 1, j. s. Newton, w. O..
Jordan.
District 2, r. j. Harris, J. w.
Gates.
District 3. Orris Harris.
District 4, w. ID. McKinnie, A,
II. Kinney.
District 5, Reuben Stallings.
District 8, P, II. Jones, }. M
Doyle,
District Z, r, B. Ray.
District s, Jasper Hizer, Whitsor
Macon.
District 8, j. NJ. Morgan, Q. D
Russell.
District 10, Reuben Daugherty
d. Q. Sauls.
District IL, John ID. Wormack
James Hudson.
District II, Elihu Stewart.
District Is, Robert Hanna
Reagan.
District IA, L. G. Nuckolls.
District 10, j. A. Black. w. ID
| Tate.
District II, j. E. Conner, Geo. 7
McClendOn.
District IL, A. X. Burgess, II
n. Harris.
District Is, G. w. Wilson, G. W
Cox.
District 10, A, G. helms, w. J
Tipler'
District 20, W. +. Prewitt.
Officers to be summoned, j. M
Mask, and b B. Branch.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-22
BACHELOR.
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

In the Chancerv Court of Harde-
man County, Tennsseee.
Betsy Cash, VS.. q, nj, Black, etal
O bill for homestead and dover.
G. M Black, admir-. VS.. Betsy
Cash, ct ais. Cross bill to enforce
vendors lien VS., land.
happening in these causes from
the original and cross bills which are
sworn to that the defendant Betty
Perry is a nonresident of Tennessee
and a resident OF Arkansas. 1t Is
ordered that she make her appear
anGe herein and plead answer Ct
demur to the original and cross bill
by the first Monday in Septem Der
1887, or said bills wsll be taken tol
confe ssed and set for hearing ex part'
as to her. til further that copy
of this order be published for foul
successive weeks in the Bolivar
| Bulletin. This July IA, 1887;
A. J. COATES, G.. & NJ,
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omOial Notice

As previously announced, have
been appointed to hold an examina-
ton Of applicants for appointment
10 State Scholarship in the State
N ormal College ON Aug, 4th, inst
At Bolivar, Tenn / hereby appoln
a. associate examiners the Hon.
Francis Fentress, of Bolivar, Tenn.
and Prot. Isaac 0rme, Of Middleton,
Tenn. THIS is a desirable appoint
ment. ~1st because the Normal is
n first class institution. 2nd Because
the appuintee must remain there
two years before graduation. Sra
Because the state pay IN appointe
ISIS per month from the date Of en-
4 trrina- Many OF our young ladies
and gentlemen should mpete fOl
this appointment. BE ce. tain to b'
present early IA the tore Ioou OF Aug
the 4th. have also been appointe,
by the Hla. jess Nofnent - hole
an examination OF colurcd applicant
Tor state appointm at 10 Fisk a"'
r ivsr Wilhams Universities a
1 Nashville aud sMoyne Iastitut
a Memphis fsam the 2A,h senatorial
4 strict oi Tenn, Gne no ay-h,y
are worth Striving for
\ w. a. II Nc J ANIE
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-22
Wankeaha. wis

EDITOR BULLETIN;
Some of your readers would no
doubt be interested IN a short account
OF a fishing party on a Wisconsin
lake. A party Of ten went out to
Lake Pewaukee last week and had
a good time. The lake is 5 miles
from WaukeeshA' 1t is 6 miles long
and about z miles wide You are
met at the landing by small Steam
er. and plenty Vi small boats to car,
nv four persons. You ale furnished
With tlshing tackle and bait by the
boatmen. lie little Steamer takes
the boats in tow, and drops you
wherever you lake. and calls tor you
when YOU desire it, 1he boat contains
ingthe writer and Master HOyt Hicks
of Nashville ID year old boy, but
AN expert fisherman, by good luck
we was droppe Oh a bluegill and
| black bass bank. and for about 4
hours 1t was drop your hook in and
pull out perch or bass, YOu fish 10
feet deep, and use cur common red
worms, the perch are like our blue
gills only a great deal larger. The
bass will weigh from one to hVe
pounds. They are are cross between
our Tennessee tr ut and google eyed
peach, they are a game fish, and
afford fine sport, We also caugh
several small lake trout,
beautiful game fish. We will try
Pickerel next. 1t requires different
. tackel. l saw a pat fsherm an catcl
several that would weigh 5 to 8 lbs
l neglected to say yOI anchor you
boat where you are dropped and vo
have no trouble. The waves IN tn
lake run high, and the white cap
= break around you, and you feel n
tie squeamish half mile from shore
but you soon get over it, and To
fish don't mind 1t at all, as the
;. seem to bite best when the wave
run high. had intended to go t
Marquette on Lake Superior, but
,. is too fearful hot to travel, beside
the sport here is all d sire. Th
J. thermometer has been from go
1902 in the shade for several day
This is one of the most desirable pIa
ces 1 ever saw, no style; everythlr
is free and easy, aud everyboc
kind ard g. liable. Will he home
-e August LIST. Il l. l..
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-22

The Sunday School celebration
and basket dinner at Wesley church
last We inesday was the grandest
event of the season. There was a
general overlooking of good things.
Hearts and heads were spiritualized
and sociallzed. The stomach was
first appetized. then yitalized. All
went Joyous. Distinguished speakers
were present TO foster and encourage
Sabbath teaching, and to arouse
the people upon the subject Of Pro-
hibition. Our townsmen, DR., ID. y.
Newbern and w. S. HornsDy, were
among the orators OF the day.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-22
Grand Record.

We call your tttenllOn adYcr-
tiscment Of a remedy which hts -to "d the
test Of more than hall ceutary with in
creasing popularity and il universally ad-
mited to have no equtl * 4 medicine Tor
The cure OF diseases originating ia dis
orded Liver, such a Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness, Constipation, Collie, els. Simm'nS
Liver Regal IT il Il simple ant hArnie7.
medicine, purely Vegetable, and can be
safely and adyanta geo usly u ed nnd
anv circumstances. Il acts millIy nd Ell
tectualIy and Il especially y'd"-hie as F"
Fan lily Medicin-, which isositioli II held"
in SO many homes. We do not know an
other proper Atioh " lii.h can bring ior
ward snch ENDORSEMENTS from heads Of I'm
lies and thas. holding the highest o:ii'iAi
md social position. Keep SIN .io.iS Liv-
er Regulator in your i,.n's-., it viii re'iu@e
your docror's bill Al insure for ar
families he:llli AN happ'nes+.
j. not 10 be wondered 81 tnat - pop
| ular aud nIcritorious :, me.lici..e silon'd
he cJuut,-rfeite !. Tte 2ly':icine thee e.''i
not initiate, but they ca,y IT. sSterlo'
general appearance aud use mtntz- - >''g
esttvs .. Sim "a Live Il .:Il ttrr A. I'
tn TIA. unwAry. Doi'l risS y''n. l'ealii
perhaps life hy not eSertins proper DIS
crimimltisn IN myius BE -hrs W" ar
right. I.,.,k and seq s''at s.'a 81 "a. -
,ipe which b - .tlw ~ tla Ir-Iis-'l 'f''
u red "a tie fru,l- II WfapP aud "a
efJ.H.Z~iiin q y, 90 ~ ri
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Brownsville Tenn
esirmonr OF 4 nruggIst.
ed. Apply |

We ar. graf fed to report that Aaron
Blaydes, living near this place, and who
has been suffering with severe case OF
Hood Poison, is now we'll. He was cured
by Swift's Specific. lie was blind, and
his body was covered with eating sores
Ills sufferings wore intense, and he seemed
on the verge of the Stysian river, aud
had made every preparation to go to that
bourne from VIII ence no traveller returns.
We furnished him with supply Of swift
Specific, and he is now we'll.
Truly yours, I. CAvEN & Co.
Druggists, Atlanta, Texas, Sept, 1886.
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Persons Who lead Il hte Of exposure ara
subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and
lunlbago and will find valuabl' remedy
in DIR. j. II. McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini-
mcnt, it will Danish pain and Eubdne IN
fla mInatin
Far better than the harsh treatment ct
medicines which horribly gripc the patient
and destroy the coating -! the stomach.
Dr.J. IL. McLean's Chila aud Fever
Culo, bv rid yet effective action will
cure. Sol q ct 80 cents Il bottlr.
Scrotulous numors, eryTp, las, canker
and catarrh, can b.. en- red by takiug Aver,
arsai,arilla. 81 have used his medi cihea
n my family, for scrofular, nj hn"w n, II
il stsken persistentlv, i II Eradicate
his terrible disc lse. W Il. fuWi.r, n 1.
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KcELREgs WINE OF cARBUI.

This wonderful new remedy is tor
sale by the following merchants In
Hardeman County:
b. v. Hudson, and Savage q EN-
ersOn, Bolivar; Hanccck g Hatton
Grand junction; Scott & May. Hiek-
ory Valley; Edwards & Albright,
Cedar Chapel; J. D. Sasser & Co.,
Middleton; Trpler & KenneY, Pine
Top. w. E. Neither, Pocahontas; w.
J. Cox. Salisbury; j. w. Nuckolls,
Toont; DIR. J. S. Robertson, White
vile.
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A Horrible Crime
A Hardsmap Boy Hurried
UnprSpared Into Eternity

All the Justices, deputy sheriffs,
and constables of Hardeman and adj
joining counties are called upon to
witness that the Bolivar Bulletin
has on hand for sale full supply of
blank attachments, civil warrants,
garnishments, mortgages, executions,
and bonds Send US your ORDERS
and we wi lfll them Immediately
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T Shoes CONFESS LACE And BUTTON PRISE S3 dyE @
NON REsIDENl NOTICE.


state of Tennessee, Hardeman County
Arnett & Co. VS.. John Norton.
In this case it appearing by affidavit
that the defendant John Norten is justly
indebted to the plaintiff and il non-resl-
d ent OF the State or has absconded 50 that
the ordinary process of law cannot be
served on him aud an original attachment
having been issued and punishment serv-
ed on Illinois Central Railroad Compa ny.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Bolivar Bulletin a newspaper
published in the town of Bolivar for four
successive weeks commanding the said
John Norten to appear before me or some
other acting Justice of the Peace at my
Office in Salisbury, Tennessee, IN the LIST
Civil District of said County. on tia 2Srd
day of July 1887, and make defense to
said suit against him or it will be proceed
ed with ex parte.
This the 10th day of June, 1887.
L. J. CAMP,
j. T.. Of H. {
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RIM tisn aud Neural ia Cured


The Ind ara Chemical Co. have
discovered a Ompound which acts
with truly marvellous rapldity in the
cnre of rheumatism aud Neuralgia.
We gu lrantte it to cure any and
every case of a.utn Infammatory
Rheumatism and Neuralgia IN z
DAYS, and tOgIve immediate reii #
il chronic cases and effect spec ly
f On receipt of 80 cents, in &c
stamps, we will send to any ad iress
the prescription tor this "Ond 'rtul
com pound, which can be Fl led by
your home druggist at small cost.
| We take this means of giving our
discovery to the public instea | "t
uniting it out as a patent meitcln-,
It beng much less expensive. w E
will gladly refund money if salts
action is not given.
THE INnIANAC IENICA-. Co.
Or wioldsgille, In